NECA Design Studio collaborated with Tapia Fernández Arquitectos to create a landscape concept rooted in ecological patterns while responding to real site constraints. A key challenge was working around an active LUMA utility easement, which had to remain accessible and free of permanent structures. Instead of avoiding it, the easement was embraced as part of the design—a vegetated, multifunctional zone that doubles as open play space. The planting palette combines native species and resilient ornamentals that thrive in full sun, tolerate high foot and paw traffic, and are safe for dogs.